pullout (Meaning)

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pullout (n)

to break off a military action with an enemy

The military announced plans for a gradual pullout of troops from the conflict zone.
The company's decision to delay the product launch led to a last-minute pullout from the trade show.
The newspaper's editorial criticized the government's abrupt pullout from international negotiations.
The evacuation plan included a designated area for residents to gather in the event of a pullout.
The film's director made the difficult decision to reshoot several scenes after the lead actor's unexpected pullout from the project.
The sudden pullout of investors caused a sharp decline in the stock market.
The coach called for a timeout to discuss strategy during the team's pullout in the second half.
The withdrawal agreement outlined a timeline for the gradual pullout of foreign troops from the region.
The hotel offered a refund to guests affected by the unexpected pullout of the conference.
The charity organization faced criticism for its hasty pullout from the humanitarian mission.

to break off a military action with an enemy

take a walk, shove (off), go, get off, push on, evacuate, bail out, cut out, escape, depart

turn up, arrive, arrive, turn up, show up, stay, show up,come, remain, come

The military announced plans for a gradual pullout of troops from the conflict zone.

The company's decision to delay the product launch led to a last-minute pullout from the trade show.

The newspaper's editorial criticized the government's abrupt pullout from international negotiations.

The evacuation plan included a designated area for residents to gather in the event of a pullout.